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Post Bujumbura requires services of a qualified fuel system contractor to supply, install and commission fuel tank level monitoring and control system for the two containerized generators
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The contract issued by the US Embassy in Bujumbura seeks a qualified fuel system contractor to supply, install, and commission a fuel tank level monitoring and control system for two containerized generators. Each generator is equipped with a day tank of approximately 1800 liters, which currently lacks any control or monitoring system for fuel filling. The project involves integrating level sensors to manage the filling process using existing pumps at the Utility Building Day tanks or potentially new pump systems, subject to the contractor's evaluation. The solicitation, identified as 19BY7026Q0005, was posted on March 24, 2026, with a response deadline of April 22, 2026. The contract falls under NAICS code 23821, related to electrical contractors and other wiring installation contractors. The primary coordination and point of contact is the Bujumbura Procurement Section of the Department of State. The work will be performed in Bujumbura, Burundi, with administrative activities based in Washington, DC. This procurement does not include any set-aside provisions, indicating open competition.
General Info
Contract Value
$0NAICS
Place of Performance
Bujumbura, DC, BDISet-Aside
Awardee
DAVCHEM EAST AFRICA LIMITEDAward Issued Date
Timeline
Submission Closed
Organization & Contact Information
Full Description
Post Bujumbura requires services of a qualified fuel system contractor to supply, install and commission fuel tank level monitoring and control system for the two containerized generators. The level sensors are required to control the filling of the tanks using existing pumps located at the Utility Building Day tanks or use of new pump systems depending on contractors’ assessment.
Each of the containerized generators has a day tank of approx. 1800 liters. These day tanks
receive the fuel from the bulk tanks through fuel bowser. Currently, there exists no control and monitoring system
to monitor the filling of the tanks.
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